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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
6
A Rock Island passenger train collision near Plains Meade County west of Pratt City Kansas killed Charles Wifiaman and G F Prick. The crash followed other reports of unrest and legal actions across the country, including prohibition debates and a violent gang conflict in Oregon.
The article compiles diverse items from government decisions to international finance. It notes a patriotic ceremony at the White House with dignitaries and foreign officials, a planned international loan for Germany, and trade and agricultural shifts. It mentions Liberia loans, shipping and weather concerns, and Abyssinia era public notices amid society changes.
The German delegation accepts as feasible the Allies' conditions at Genoa, vetoing German participation in Russian affairs while allowing the Rapallo treaty with Russia to stand. The note claims timing and context show negotiations began long ago, and expresses concern that Allies may negotiate with Russia without Germany. Premier Lloyd George’s remarks at a royal meeting are said to align with the Allies.
Stories of great Indians recount Sequoyah of the Cherokees born in Tennessee about 1700. He, not a warrior, created a writing system with 80 syllables, taught his daughter to form words, and oversaw Cherokee literacy from 1821 onward. He died in Mexico in 1848. redwoods in California were later named for his people’s scripted language.
Murray proposes that miners call off the strike and resume work if Congress applies the 1920 law to all bituminous coal, and if a national conference of operators and miners is held to negotiate a new agreement. He advocates a technical commission to study production and policy to stabilize the industry.
An event titled Plan Gilg Drive is set to begin with trumpet and motorcade activities between Leamer and LeaM ty Veenees KE. The Carleton Wines competition, linked to the Cementarian Union, is scheduled for April 24 with a three week continuation. A 1000.00 miners target is noted, organized by Mise Anos A Gurdim as national premier entrant.
Theme recounts Chief Black Hawk and the Eighty-sixth Division emblem with a black hawk on red, tracing his likeness from foil to surrender, and noting wartime and postwar symbolism. It traces Black Hawk’s resistance, capture, and death, linking to Native leadership and settler conflicts in 1832 and related events.
A long reader letter batch asks Miss Brooks about Indian head on Buffalo nickel tribe, Rudolph Valentine film release, name choices for a newborn, and club name ideas. Other questions touch Boston hub nickname and circus antics, with playful correspondents from Salt Lake City to Payson seeking guidance.
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